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  • Holloway and Archway guard rails ripped out to make crossing road easier
    Published: 6 April, 2012 by WILLIAM McLENNAN PEDESTRIAN safety barriers were ripped out of pavements in Holloway and Archway this week under...
  • ‘Playground’ insults row at Islington Council
    Published: 6 April, 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON A “BOORISH” Labour councillor has been reported to the Town Hall’s ethics watchdog for...
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    'The Kiss' - Poetry in motion as Tufnell Park tube verse inspires
    Published: 06 April 2012 by PETER GRUNER A SHORT poem scribbled on a scruffy noticeboard at Tufnell Park tube station is providing spiritual...
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    Thanks RBS – Bank staff are human!
    Published: 6 April, 2012 WHO says bankers are all greedy hard-hearted monsters? More than 100 volunteers from the much-maligned Royal Bank of...
  • ‘Youth violence rate in decline’
    Published: 6 April, 2012 A SOFTY-SOFTLY approach rather than “kicking down doors” is helping to reduce youth violence, top cops told...
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    Petition to allow dogs off the lead runs into opposition
    Published: 06 April 2012 A CAMPAIGN to allow dogs off the lead at the northern end of Highbury Fields ran into opposition this week. Dog walkers...
  • Angry tenants demand ‘Hands off King Square’
    Published: 6 April, 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON DOZENS of tenants confronted Town Hall bosses on Thursday over a scheme to build new homes on the site of...
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    Frank Mackenzie's death ends quest to find brother’s killers
    Published: 6 April, 2012 by DAVID ST GEORGE FORMER union representative Frank Mackenzie re­turned to London last year hoping to find a clue to...
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    Plea after attack on woman - Detectives want to question Charles McMullins, 27
    Published` 06 April 2012 by WILLIAM McLENNAN Police have issued an image of a man they want to question after a 36-year-old woman was left with a...
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    It’s the war of the Tweets as Holloway by-election fight opens
    Published: 06 April 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON NO sooner had young Tory Jonathan Edwards thrown his hat into the ring and taken to Twitter to campaign...
  • Crime fears as PCSOs leave to become cops
    Published: 6 April, 2012 by PETER GRUNER ANTI-SOCIAL behaviour is threatening to spiral out of control in Islington following a reduction in Safer...
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    New gallery aims to dispel myth of 'snobbery and elitism' in art
    Published: 06 April 2012 by PETER GRUNER A 24-year-old former business and marketing student has set her sights on dispelling the “snobbery...
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    Olga Stores deli shutting down after 65 years
    Published: 06 April 2012 by PETER GRUNER A PIONEERING Italian food shop at Angel is to close after more than 65 years. Customers of The Olga...
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    Cyclist turns ’tec to recover stolen bike
    Published: 06 April 2012 by PETER GRUNER A CYCLIST who tracked down his stolen bike after police said they were too busy to help has called for a...
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    A French chateau for artists to find their muse
    Published: 06 April 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON MANY artists dream of finding isolation and peace so they can summon their muse and produce work of...
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    Toy replaces donkey for stripped-back Palm Sunday
    Published: 06 April 2012 by AMY SMITH THERE may not have been a donkey but a child’s hobby horse made up for that as more than 60 worshippers...
  • Mayville Community Centre’s Big Night Out
    Published: 6 April, 2012 A BIG Night Out for disabled people – organised by themselves – is being staged later this month. The event...
  • Opera donation to the tune of £10k for King’s Head Theatre
    Published: 06 April 2012 by PETER GRUNER AN opera-loving “angel” has come to the aid of Islington’s financially strapped King...
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